LessonsSalawat, Mosque Service, Good Character, and the Trust of Knowledge (Hadith 206–213)Quiz

كَفَّ غَضَبَهُ uses كَفَّ meaning to hold back or restrain. Anger may arise involuntarily, but a person can still prevent it from becoming abuse, verbal injury, or an unjust decision. That is practical self-control.

Example 1: During disagreement, take a suitable pause before responding harshly.
Example 2: A parent, teacher, or supervisor should avoid humiliation and unfair treatment even when displeased.
Example 3: Defend legitimate rights using evidence and respectful language rather than rage.

Restraining anger is not a command never to express a grievance. It is a safeguard against wrongful responses.

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Practical ways to restrain anger

Salawat, Mosque Service, Good Character, and the Trust of Knowledge (Hadith 206–213)

كَفَّ غَضَبَهُ uses كَفَّ meaning to hold back or restrain. Anger may arise involuntarily, but a person can still prevent it from becoming abuse, verbal injury, or an unjust decision. That is practical self-control.

Example 1: During disagreement, take a suitable pause before responding harshly.
Example 2: A parent, teacher, or supervisor should avoid humiliation and unfair treatment even when displeased.
Example 3: Defend legitimate rights using evidence and respectful language rather than rage.

Restraining anger is not a command never to express a grievance. It is a safeguard against wrongful responses.